I need help with question 2 and 3. Thank you

1. During an office visit, a patient tells you she is going to stop taking her current medi- cation for major depression as it is making her sleepy. In the context of the biomedical ethical principle of autonomy, describe your conversation with this patient. What types of communication skills are required in such a discussion? Is agreement necessary? How do you achieve resolution? 2. As a healthcare provider whose primary concern is the welfare and well-being of your patients, list three actions you can take on a daily basis to ensure that your patients' right of self-determination is upheld. What resources do you need to support you and your staff in this ongoing process? 3. How do the concepts manifested in enumerations of patient rights and responsibilities apply to your rights and responsibilities as a citizen? Eval